You can know everything from this. Awesome Work Tim.

Great prelaunch preview .. very detailed Information.. The best website.. Fabulous work Tim. keep it up. Love from India…

Great content! Very glad to see these getting posted :) Now I don’t have to scour through the SpaceX press kit :)

I believe it is the 61st f9 launch not the 60th. Correct me if I’m wrong.

Ok, so I got it in the end (sry for the monologue) :P

The problem was I assumed SX´s manifest is complete…. it isnt. For some reason there is last CRS (15) flight missing in it – that makes it 60th.

Gabe, why do you think it was 61th? Did you count Amos-6 in there? (which we shouldnt I guess)

Hi Tim. Just watched this launch and excited to see the rapid reusability of these boosters. I’m wondering if this development puts all other space carriers out of business. IF spacex can use the booster 10x they need to build 10 boosters for every 100 boosters of any other launch provider. I don’t see how anyone else can compete. Let alone this allows spacex more room to develop new technology and gather more data from its launches. We all have be preached at that data is king and spacex has exponentially more data the any other launch provider. It also means spacex can work on the BFR and developing that launch system and not worry about building new rockets because it needs to build one rocket for every ten of any other provider. This is situation would be like if Tesla was the only electric car maker right now and if the other car makers were only pursuing hybrids (Ariane Space, Boeing (partial resuability)) or just not letting the public know what they had up there sleeve ( Blue Origin) while Tesla has already sold all the cars they could make for the next two years. (5000 a week level with the current deposit levels). To me it looks like a dire situation for all other providers. Elon was arguing with Warren buffet about moats in May and it looks like he has created a massive moat around this company he has right now in spacex.

Thanks Tim Dodd for this website.Now I am imformed of every launch

Awesome work. As Always…

Great job! When hovering the Mission Name, can you add: 1) Launch Location, 2) Rocket Company and 3) Rocket Specs? … :D

Hi Tim why don’t you catch up ISRO’s launch
so please this time review the landing on lunar surface of Chandrayaan 2 on 7th September 2019

If this is correct, you’re showing 3 Falcon 9 launches in 2 days from Cape Canaveral.
Starlink 1 on 31 October, and on the next day, 1st of November, SXM-7 and ANASIS-II.
This has got to be some sort of record.

Are they all from the same launchpad?

I’m so glad I don’t have to open a bunch of tabs to figure out when the launches are anymore! Great website, I think this should be where everybody gets their info on launches. Keep up the good work! whispers* “aaaarrreeeeoooosssssppppiiiiiikkkkkkeeeeeesssssss…..